What to do if you find an unfamiliar AirTag or think a device may be tracking you


AirTags have been used by stalkers to track their victims during their daily routines alongside its intended purpose. — Unsplash

Apple AirTags were designed as an aesthetic way to keep track of keys, wallets, backpacks and anything else that might go missing. And while many Apple users continue to find their belongings with AirTags, there have been concerns that the trackers can be used for criminal purposes since the product was released in April 2021.

AirTags have been used by stalkers to track their victims during their daily routines alongside its intended purpose.

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